it's worth taking the time now and then to notice that phenomenon where, when a new thing is invented, we all have to be taught to want it, and therefore to find our current things inadequate
every once in a while you can see a case where the process breaks down - people don't want the new thing - but companies still try to move ahead
https://arstechnica.com/?p=1993084
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